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I'm having problems bolting up the drivers side inner fender to the cab at the toeboard the hole will not line up no way no how.

The cab is a chevy and the inners are GMC - anyone ever have this problem?

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Has the cab had any sheet-metal work done? Are you sure you have the right size inner fenders? Chebby and GMC should be the same.


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There is a bracket that bolts to the cab first and the inner fender bolts to that, it's for the e-brake mounting. Is it on there?


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There is a bracket that bolts to the cab first and the inner fender bolts to that, it's for the e-brake mounting. Is it on there?
Hummm that 1 part that missing, can someone please take a picture of what is suppose to look like. I'm building this truck 1 piece at a time.

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efi-diy, here is a picture that kind of gives you the idea. Right now my cab is bare and I can take another couple pictures for you if you want. Its under Misc. Pictures.

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BINGO!

Now I just need to find that part..... anyone have a spare?

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Colin,

thanks for the pix !

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I can't remember if it just bolts off or not, but I have one I could remove for you. PM me.

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Colin,

Email sent..

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Just a note here about that bracket. If you have a four speed with the hand brake lever on the transmission, the bracket is smaller and doesn't extend down to the rocker panel.


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